Crochet scarf made from African flower motifs
I really like products made from knitted motifs. Crocheting a scarf from motifs is more troublesome than using a whole cloth, but such accessories look very stylish and impressive.
I knitted a hippopotamus from the African Flower motif and enjoyed working with it so much that I decided to knit a scarf with this pattern to go with a hat based on Robin Hood.
Crochet hippo
Hippopotamus African flower
My knitting is quite dense and the yarn is not entirely suitable for this product - let’s just say, it costs a stake))). For a scarf, it is better to take wool with acrylic, but if it is cotton, then do not tighten the thread tightly or take a larger hook. But it is in this yarn that the scarf is beautifully tied with a tie and does not sag.
Crochet scarf from motifs
How to crochet a scarf from motifs
I will dwell on the African flower in as much detail as possible. We start with the amigurumi ring, insert threads of a different color, without breaking the previous one, into the lifting loop.
Amigurumi ring description
Double crochet
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The last row with an increase.
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Combine motives as your intuition tells you. It didn’t work out well for me. You can connect it with a hook, or you can sew it with a needle. The connected flowers can be tied in a row of single crochets.
This motif can be used literally everywhere - blankets, pillows, toys, any home textiles, bags… The flower pattern can also be very diverse, from a triangle to an octagon. Thanks to this, any shape can be created from the motif.
